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Report of the director – Peabody Museum of Salem, 1974.

Frederick Cook and the North Pole : the unmaking of a discoverer by Russell W. Gibbons

Logbook of the R. L. Barstow (Bark) and Palmyra (Schooner) of Mattapoisett, Mass., mastered and kept by Edward S. Davoll, on two voyages from 1859 May 21-1861 November 11

Logbook of the Mars (Bark) of New Bedford, Mass.; mastered by Gerardus P. Harrison, kept by John L. Decker, on voyage from 10 June 1856-13 Apr. 1860],

[Julian (Ship) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Cyrus Taber, keeper Cyrus J. Robinson, on voyage 23 June 1847 – 8 May 1851],

Logbook of the Union (Ship : 1804-1829) of Sag Harbor, N.Y., mastered by Maxwell Griffing, kept by, L.A. Hobson, on voyage 31 May 1824 – 29 June 1825

Faunal exchanges between Siberia and North America

Logbook of the Lalla Rookh (Ship) of New Bedford, Mass., Walter K. (Schooner) of Provincetown, Mass., and Altamaha (Schooner) of Sippican, Mass.; mastered by Owen Reynard, H.E. Tilson, and Charles B. Hammond; kept by Josiah N. Hammond, Henry Cook, and Charles B. Hammond; on three voyages 1844 November 14-1853 August 15

Logbook of the Virginia (Ship) of Bremen, Germany, mastered and kept by Ezra Fitch, on voyage from 1836 July 26-1838 August 16

[Rajah (Bark) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Henry S. West, keeper unknown, on voyage 8 June 1839 – 28 May 1841]

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